The Perpetually Wedded Wife of God: A Study of Shaykh Musa Sadā Suhāg as the Founder of Sadā Suhāgiyya Silsilah
Some of the sufis have conceptualised the relationship of human beings with God in gendered terms, and identified themselves with the feminine while imagining God in masculine terms. Such a characterisation can be found in sufi poetry, but it also finds manifestation in certain sufi practices as wel...
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Year: 2015, Volume: 39, Issue: 3, Pages: 420-434 |
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